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On July 30, more than 60,000 people according to Spain and 41,000 according to Morocco tried to cross the Ceuta border, after a rumor spread on social networks that border control had been lifted. Mostly, young Moroccans tried to enter by swimming or through the breakwater that connects Castillejos with the Spanish enclave. Authorities have recovered more than 90 bodies, the highest number recorded on this border. Days later, thousands of young people returned to Morocco, where they denounce police violence, the impossibility of requesting asylum and forced returns, while families continue searching for their missing children. Report by Sofía Catalá Vidal.
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